Portable Power Station E-Bike Charging Off Grid!! Testing + Review | VanPowers Super Power Pro 2000

We purchased Trek Rail EMTB (e-bikes) and quickly realized that off grid charging would be a challenge. VanPowers provided the solution with the Super Power Pro 2000. They offered to have us test and review their portable power station and we jumped on the opportunity!

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Our goal was to recharge the e-bikes while traveling in our 2021 Toyota Tacoma. My Trek Rail has a 750WH battery and my wife’s Trek Rail has a 625WH battery. Combined battery capacity of 1,375WH. We decided to test the larger 2,096WH power station. We charged both bikes from 35% to 100% and only reduced the Super Power Pro 2000 by 50%. Perfect!

We then proceeded to test various high power devices including: portable space heater, heat gun, residential refrigerator and a 3/4HP Jet Pump. I couldn’t believe it powered the Jet Pump! This is a BIG motor with huge initial surge load (amp draw) to kick off. This power station is a functional “home power backup” in the case of power failure.

We tested recharging the Super Power Pro 2000 with residential power, generator, dc charger and built-in vehicle power inverter. I love the phone app with ability to decrease the AC input watt power level. This allowed our factory Tacoma 400W inverter to charge the power station. Awesome!

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[anorakadventures]

They found the right channel to do a review!

[MrJohnyBoy]

No, Thanks (1500 Ok) LiFePO4 is current technology and jackery is old technology. Always a great video and Thanks to the Both of You for informing us of what is available